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    Lookup price in a table

    Hey all,

    I'm trying to do a query on the following table:
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    The result I want is if column a = 5 & column b = c then return $90.00. If anyone could help I would greatly appreciate it. If you need a better example I can attach a file. Thanks in advance.

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    Re: Lookup price in a table

    INDEX/MATCH.

    Assuming that table in M1:Q10, the formula in C2 would be:

    =INDEX($N$2:$Q$10, A2, MATCH(B2, $N$1:$Q$1, 0))




    If you wanted to be able to put "bell" in A2 instead of 5, the formula would be:

    =INDEX($N$2:$Q$10, MATCH(A2, $M$2:$M$10, 0), MATCH(B2, $N$1:$Q$1, 0))
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